Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-08-07
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CALACLuCAH
wArm.
THERMOMETERS 90 degrees to-day at
noon.
A musical treat at Freeman Hall to-
night.
This mornings train was AN hour and
u half late.
Quite . number Of our citizens went
hshing yesterday.
There WAS 4 good congregation at
church last evening.
The railroads in Texas are engaged in
q bitter war Of freight rates.
Columbia college, numbers more .tu.
dents than any other college in the
United States.
Commissioner Frank Honeyman came
down on this mornings train 70 be
present ut tue regular meeting Of the
Board.
A cigarette stub was instrumental in
destroying 400 tons Of hay at the Ever.
green ranch, near Bakersfield, Cal, last
Tuesday.
Mark Rosenstock did not leave for
Omaha on Saturday evening n. he iu-
tended doing. but will leave on this
evenings train.
Tie Interstate Commerce Commission
has decided that it is contrary to law for
. Railroad 10 sell to commercial travel.
erS one-thouSaud uile tickets at lower
prices than similar tickets are sold to
the public at large.
Frank HuntWork, n young man 10
years Of Gge and a nephew OF this
writer. arrived from Indiana yesterday
morning. Should circumstances prove
favorable lie may make Nevada his fu-
ture home, but as yet he is undecided.
Do not forget the entertainment Mt
Freeman IL all fought. Besides n rare
musical treat those who delight to "trip
the light fantastic" will have the op.
p%oriuuiIy to do 30 to trst class music,
aud all for the low price of One Dollar.
ReckLart Il Proelich have Just re-
ceivol u car load Of the famous Mil.
waukee beer which viii tie sold in any
quantity from n single glass " ten
L. t E,E,l.Ir vl,, l.,,La 49,.
knows what Milwaukee," is, and will
recommend u.
Professors Eavoni anil Peters are
gentlemen Of note in the musical world
Prof. SayOui has been conductor OF or
chestrt for u number Of years at the
Baldwin Theatre and 1ivOli Opera
House ia San Francisco. and Prof.
Peters lAs made extensive concert tours
throughout tue East and California.
Those three prosperous Kansas cit.
les, Atchi.ou. Topeka aud Wichita. are
growing very rapidly. The land for
= distance of five OF ten miles around
each Of them is held ut So, 900 to 10000
40 acre. Il is estimated that the corn
crop III Kansas this year will be about
80, 900. 900 bushels.
ID. IL. Anthony, editor OF the Lenven.
worth. Has. Times, was horse whipped
by ". II. Bond, a councilman of that
city. about noon last "Wednesday. The
grew out u a series Of articles
abusing Boud whish were written and
published 10y A%u,honey. Public sem,i.
ment is "servrA linn night"
What remains OF Il mnn. who claims
TO have been lost and frozen III the
wilds Of Montana some ten years ago.
od the train this morning 50.
aid. The cripple. for such hc
il. has no leg. III fingers ON his hands
aud his nose is partially destroyed. A
truuhlrs ham ia a little wagon at.
tachcd to which is a crank organ and n
peep show.
The Index Union says Eugene Rail
picked up n whisky glass in the Appeal
once ard said he could pull 1t aPurt.
Though wnTDcd not to do 80 he gave It
a pull nud broke the glass. which cut
of u part OF the middle finger OF
Of his hands. INJECTING n very painful
wound.
What We wish TO know is whnt a
WHISKY glass was doing III tho Appeal
Office whru Sum Davis temperance
halits are so yell kuown2
Theodore Roosevelt, OF New York.
who owns Il cattle ranch at the West,
has lately unburdcnGd himself 10 n
sun reporter III the cattle business.
1.-The day for making great fortunes
out Of cattle raising has passed." he
saws. "It MAS a barhnTic RvocntiOo,
needing barharic conditions. II re-
auired = peri, city limitless urea OF uu.
occupied aud virgin vegetation among
other things. aud this Is 10 longer TO he
had. The Northwest is practically
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